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I know this is simple but this represents my struggle to combine my love of art and science. It's so hard to pick a major in college. :(
Day 94/100
Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim + Double Exposure Collaboration with slimmer_jimmer + Kodak Max/Gold 400 * Hybrid Redscale.
From Roll 4 of a double exposure collaboration with the very extremely patient (and talented) slimmer_jimmer - who had to hang around for many, many months before I had the time/was organised enough to send a completed roll to him.
I ran the film through the Vivitar around Bristol & Barcelona, then I took the film out of the camera, reversed it for redscale purposes, put it back in another canister and sent it to slimmer to shoot through as & when he saw fit. Neither of us had any idea about what the other had pointed the camera at (I had taken so long I couldn't remember even if I had wanted to!), neither did we 'line the film up' before starting, so there is even more randomness of frame edges & overlaps at play during some of the shots.
This wasn't as coherent as previous rolls had been, but there were a few successes that made it worthwhile...
Followed comments from park ranger to find them , Spotted roadside playing along with a pair of Rainbow Bee-eaters , photographed against the light shadow recovered during two minutes post processing.
White-browed Woodswallow, Artamus superciliosus
(05-11-2017 @ Hattah-Kulkyne NP )
Native to Australia.
Illustrated by Marguerite Davis. “Summer Fun” copyright 1932, by J. Mace Andress and Annie Turner Andress. Ginn and Company. Actually a health primer.
Showa Japan era natural history school textbook for elementary-age children. I love everything about this book, from the stylized endpapers, the lush illustrations and the period photographs. My guess is that it was published sometime in the late 1960s.
Doncaster Toll Bar (claret and blue) half an opposition attack at Hall Bower Lane, Huddersfield, during a first-versus-second clash with Newsome Panthers in the Premier Division of amateur rugby league's Yorkshire League.
A 36-22 win extended to three games Newsome's 100 per cent start to the 2023 Yorkshire League season. It was Toll Bar's first league defeat. Their 2022 success ensured the Doncaster team qualified for the 2023 Challenge Cup. At Newsome, Toll Bar paid heavily for conceding four tries - all converted - in the opening quarter.
Match statistics
Newsome Panthers versus Doncaster Toll Bar
Yorkshire League, Premier Division (level eight, 2.30pm kick-off)
Admission: free. Programme: none. Attendance: 160 (h/c). Newsome Panthers 36 Doncaster Toll Bar 22 (half-time 24-10). Scoring sequence: 6-0 (3mins), 12-0 (8mins), 18-0 (18mins), 24-0 (20mins), 24-4 (24mins), 24-10 (39mins), 28-10 (55mins), 28-16 (60mins), 32-16 (63mins), 36-16 (66mins), 36-22 (75mins).